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Say your users can create their own web-based forms (textboxes, selects, etc) and publish them on the web for their users to fill out.

Does anyone have a resource or any advice on how to architect the database to tie into the dynamic forms?

For example, would you create a child table for each form, or different versions of a given form?

TIA

Say your users can create their own web-based forms (textboxes, selects, etc) and publish them on the web for their users to fill out.

Does anyone have a resource or any advice on how to architect the database to tie into the dynamic forms?

For example, would you create a child table for each form, or different versions of a given form?

TIA

Say your users can create their own web-based forms (textboxes, selects, etc) and publish them on the web for their users to fill out.

Does anyone have a resource or any advice on how to architect the database to tie into the dynamic forms?

For example, would you create a child table for each form, or different versions of a given form?

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Tulains Córdova
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Say your users can create their own web-based own forms (textboxes, selects, etc) and publish them on the web for their users to fill out. Does

Does anyone have a resource or any advice on how to architect the database to tie into the dynamic forms? For

For example, would you create a child table for each form, or different versions of a given form?

TIA

Say your users can create their web-based own forms (textboxes, selects, etc) and publish them on the web for their users to fill out. Does anyone have a resource or any advice on how to architect the database to tie into the dynamic forms? For example, would you create a child table for each form, or different versions of a given form?

TIA

Say your users can create their own web-based forms (textboxes, selects, etc) and publish them on the web for their users to fill out.

Does anyone have a resource or any advice on how to architect the database to tie into the dynamic forms?

For example, would you create a child table for each form, or different versions of a given form?

TIA

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Jeff Borden
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Dynamic form builder forms and database design?

Say your users can create their web-based own forms (textboxes, selects, etc) and publish them on the web for their users to fill out. Does anyone have a resource or any advice on how to architect the database to tie into the dynamic forms? For example, would you create a child table for each form, or different versions of a given form?

TIA